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Austin American-Statesman from Austin, Texas • 39

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Austin American-Statesman D3 Desert sheep set free in modern hunt for wildlife chairman Tuesday, November 22, 1988 cent parties. No type casting by name here, thank you. About 1,800 people had reservations, we're told. And we lost count of the compliments about caterer Don Strange's scrumptious fried oysters, steamship round, paBta, crepes, et cetera. Lee Kelly puts the spotlight on people every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday.

Write to her at the American-Statesman, P.O. Box 670, Austin 78767. ful examination of Bremen's Import Co. items. Bob discovered some antique-looking books that were actually hiding spots for valuables! The preview party under its chairman Terry Matthews brought out a combination of society types including George and Sara May Meriwether, Hallie Heyer, Emily Lake and Lana Wilson and the largest contingent of Yuppie Austin we've seen at re jjmuMp "ay iii)jjniimiiini I Jflllv ill I Parties chairman Terry Matthews, and Junior League president Cindy Christmas Affair a success.

Staff photos by Lee Kelly Affair chairman Patty Shepherd Kozmetsky worked to make the THANKSGIVING; BRUNCH AT THE RADISSON PLAZA HOTEL Enjoy the splendid Thanksgiving spread at the Radisson Plaza Hotel in the Atrium Cafe on Thanksgiving Day, November 24, from 11 am to 3 pm. Our Brunch will include traditional Thanksgiving fare like roast turkey with cornbread dressing, giblct gravy, country potatoes, cranberry rice, waldorf salad, pumpkin pie and much more. We will also serve fresh salads, fresh fruits of the season, smoked ham, eggs benedict, bacon, sausage, fresh vegetables, apple and cherry pies, mousse and cobblers. As always, we will serve freshly-baked, homemade breads hot from the oven. Our Kind of Hunting.

it seems, is off hunting. Or, if home, they're cleaning their guns for more action. That's why you're seeing so many gals out with their fellow hunting widows enjoying dinners, movies or charity benefits like last week's Junior League Christmas Affair preview party. And that's where we heard our favorite story of the hunting season to date. From Chuck Nash with wife Elizabeth of San Marcos.

Chuck, Texas Parks and Wildlife Commission chairman and son of Charles and Dorothy Nash of Austin, is back from hunting desert sheep in Nevada. And he got 25. Don't ask what the limit is. Because this was a different hunt. Seems Chuck and fellow hunters shot the sheep with a type of tranquilizer gun.

Then they hobbled the critters, dragged them to trucks, loaded them on, transported them to an airplane and flew them to West Texas. There they were set free in the Baylor and Van Horn mountains! And Chuck will tell you he preferred this kind of hunt to the bang-bang-it's-dead-hang-its-head -on-your-wall variety. The Big Apple Comes to Austin There's a sense of magic and romance about a New York Christmas that's as much a state of mind as a reality. Anybody who has ever ridden in a horse-drawn carriage through a snow-blanketed Central Park, shopped Fifth Avenue bedecked with garlands of evergreens and sipped hot chocolate and nibbled chestnuts watching the skaters at Rockefeller Plaza would have loved the Junior League of Austin's Christmas Affair last week. A New York Christmas under chairman Patty Shepherd, wife of David Shepherd, and chair- rrrr-4r-w Auction co-chairman Charlotte Sharp, Affair chairman-elect Lucie Lowrance and Auction co-chairman Patti Obenhaus at the Junior League Christmas Affair last week.

$2495 $1395 $795 Children under 5 for adults for senior citizens children under 13 FREE Call for reservations 476-3700 Radisson Plaza Hotel .1 L7 At Austin Centre At Austin Centre Sidewalk Santas rang bells, vendors offered hot dogs enjoyed by, among others, Ellie Selig with Marvin The tearoom under chairman Debbie Harmon was dubbed Tavern on the Green with chandeliers and authentic tablecloths from the Tavern And "cigarette" girls strolled about the "Rainbow Room" offering candy cigs The auction area under chairmen Patti Obenhaus and Charlotte Sharp was dubbed "Wall Street" and items were di 700 San Jacinto Complimentary Parking nrm run Pill LAD1E: We're Talking I urKey Howdy Honda is taking care of you MARK YOUR CALENDAR SUNDAY, NOV. 27th, 2 pm Lee Kelly vided into blue-chip and preferred Btocks. By the way, that Koslow's Furs shopping spree valued at $6,000 went to Jim and Pat Chapin for $2,600. And can you call this, tongue-in-cheek of course, insider That Stripling-Blake Lumber Co. Inc.

lifesized playhouse valued at $3,500 was bought for $2,500 by the company's Alec and Amanda Beck! And if you like the decorations of trees, garlands, poinsettias and Old World ornaments, you can buy 'em. That is, if they haven't sold already. Check it out from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. today at League headquarters in Parkcrest Square.

The Junior League under president Cindy Kozmetsky, wife of Greg Kozmetsky, expects to clear more than $300,000 that's earmarked for its community service projects that include the Huntington Art Gallery and the Mary Lee Foundation. The annual event officially (at least in our mind) kicks off the Austin holiday shopping season. And Wednesday folks including Cathy and Curt Johnson (they're back from Hong Kong shoppping) and Nancy and Spencer Scott (Nancy and daughter Debbie Scott are back from Fifth Avenue shopping on a Texas Commerce-sponsored trip) had first shot at merchandise offered by 104 merchants from around the country. Prices ranged from 50 cents for trinkets to mink coats and precious jewelry. We especially enjoyed plastic surgeon Dr.

Robert Ersek's care you to share Thanksgiving, with us Machine crazies and guaranteed to Magic Time Machine The Happiest of Timet Good Food all the Time 600 E. Rvierside Between IH-35 S. Congress FEASTS 79 95 SERVES n-w man-elect Lucie Lowrance, wife of George Lowrance, brought the feel of the Big Apple to Palmer Auditorium. Preview party goers last Wednesday night including Mayor Lee Cooke and wife Barbara Vackar Cooke, former Mayor Roy Butler and Ann, Jim and Carol Ann Saxton, Mary Lib and Scoop Thornhill and Sitty Wilkes with daughter Sharon, could hop aboard a carriage from Bluebonnet Carriage Co. to ride to their cars 1-35 Ben White IN STOCK JUST ARRIVED! FRESH CUT! SCOTCH PINE The Magic Time Machine invites served up by those famous Time put the festive in your festivities.

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